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New boots. Tips on breaking them in?

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avery.gerle
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Just got the new full tilt descendant 6 boots. i've had them out for a quick sesh and they hurt the feet pretty bad. Any tips on breaking them in?
Dec 6 2015 7:07PM
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Swandog7
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avery.gerleJust got the new full tilt descendant 6 boots. i've had them out for a quick sesh and they hurt the feet pretty bad. Any tips on breaking them in?


My friend had the same boot, same issue. Day 6 or 7 now for him and he says they are good to go. Invest in a foam roller, best thing you'll ever do. Helps your shins and even legs/butt/feetback and really everything. Roll the same day you just skied or a day before you ski. It does miracles. It hurts a lot on your shins but its worth it.
Dec 6 2015 7:41PM
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50Kal
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Ski more and bitch less. Sorry but it's the truth if your boots fit well.
Dec 6 2015 8:49PM
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Bogs
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Uhh...did you get them fitted before buying them?

If not, get them fitted, and mostly likely get new boots, because they might just not fit your feet.

If you did, then...ski? Don't really know how else you expect to break ski boots in besides just skiing in them.
Dec 6 2015 9:05PM
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DominatorJacques
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avery.gerleJust got the new full tilt descendant 6 boots. i've had them out for a quick sesh and they hurt the feet pretty bad. Any tips on breaking them in?


Yea, just put them in a fire place with a fire for a while! That will do it!

Then get some HEAD Thrasher boots! They are the new ticket!
Dec 6 2015 9:57PM
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270on420out
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https://intuitionliners.com/fitting/home-fitting-instructions/
Dec 6 2015 10:16PM
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SnocrummySteez
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just go to your local shop and get them fitted... boots dont usually fit perfectly right out of the box
Dec 7 2015 1:18AM
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dyer
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get them heatmolded, get an insole and go to a shop for them to do it. it was worth it for me
Dec 7 2015 10:22PM
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